Springfield Museums

46 reviews

+1 (413) 263-6800

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21 Edwards St

Springfield, MA 01103

+1 (413) 263-6800

https://springfieldmuseums.org

The Springfield Museums, located in the heart of downtown Springfield, Massachusetts, is comprised of four world-class museums covering art, history, and science, plus the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden.

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Judy S.

9/23/2024

Go check out the Cafe! Food is fresh daily and full of flavor!!! Everything made to order! Yummy

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Benjamin M.

5/17/2024

We came from out of town for a nice stroll though the museums with our toddler but only hit two: the Science museum and the Dr. Suess museum. Both were well done, though obviously there is nothing...

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Amy G.

7/8/2023

Nice set of museums that are all included in one price. I had two kids - 12 and 6 with me when we visited for the day. We went to the science, history and the suess museum. Science museum -...

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Eric H.

12/4/2023

Fun experience at the Grinch grotto, Dr. Seuss museum, and Smith art collection. 5 museums, Staff is unusually friendly and cheerful for a museum. Great setting around the Dr. Seuss National...

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Kevin R.

8/25/2024

What a lovely group of museums and such a meaningful creation of art. The layout is almost a campus with a quadrangle in the middle full of sculptures of Dr. Seuss art. This set up allows people...

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